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clean install does not remove the driver... it only removes the settings even descriped as such at the Nvidia Installer.
ddu is one of the better ways, it remove any traces of current and previous driver versions
cleans amd/ati/nvidia/intel drivers from windows registry, \windows\., \program files..\, \users\ ect..
just make sure windows update is turned off or getting drivers from the internet is disabled when it reboots before you install the correct driver
Because i like to freshly install drivers each time a new driver comes out.
Like i said before, i've been using it for years, and it never caused any issue's on my end, in fact Geforce Experience is like plague. I used it once, to install the latest drivers, and i had nothing but issue's. After i used DDU again with the very same drivers, all problems were gone. I only Use Geforce Experience to record, but if it didn't had that option i would have uinstalled right away.
Also best way to use DDU, is to run it in safe mode. And after it cleaned out all the video drivers, it will reboot, and i can install the latest drivers right away.
https://github.com/Wagnard/display-drivers-uninstaller
If you do insist on using anti virus software because compiling something yourself is too complicated I recommend this site, it will run a ton of AV software on it: https://www.virustotal.com/
DDU is well known and widely used by the PC community as a whole
Hell, even Linus, Jay and GN use DDU
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Also, for using the "Clean Install" option when installing an NVIDIA driver, that is not the same as using DDU and doing a clean install. It does merely what it says it does, resets the NVIDIA CP settings, it does not do anything more than that.
When troubleshooting I recommend to just use DDU to be sure. When switching GPUs I also recommend DDU.
It varies
DDU is mainly used to avoid possible issues of installing a new driver over an old one for example, and also used to help resolve any issues that may be caused by an improper driver install.
I use DDU in safe mode every time i update to a new driver, its just a good feeling knowing that using DDU you are less likely to run into an issue after installing a driver.
With that said
You dont ALWAYS have to use DDU when installing a driver, but every now and then is perfectly fine.
Driver files should always be uninstalled before updating to newer drivers or when removing an older NVIDIA card and replacing it with a newer card. To uninstall your current NVIDIA Display Drivers from your system, follow these steps:
1) Go into your Control Panel
2) Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon
3) Select the NVIDIA Windows Display Drivers from the list of programs.
4) Click Change/Remove or Add/Remove button.
5) Confirm with Windows that you wish to continue with the uninstall
Note: A prompt appears asking whether you want to delete all of the saved
nView profiles.
If you click Yes, all of the nView software and all of your saved
profiles will be deleted.
If you click No, the nView software is removed, but the profile files
are saved in the Windows\nView directory on your hard disk. If you take advantage of the nView profiles, you may wish to keep your custom nView profiles.
Once the driver files have uninstalled, Windows will request that you restart your computer to complete the uninstallation.
iv had both installed together just fine (could access bothcatalyst and nvidia control panel at the same time)
saw no issue or performance issue
i took out my second 1070, installed my hd 6870 and both worked completly fine
why? i was curious
Again, do research